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For a ChiId’s
Community
SilverChi|d’s Set
would lit in very nicely.
Each set in a nice satin
lined case;
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Jeweler.
hing Better for a (lift
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, New DesBrisay Block, `
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‘*HUGliE’S”
. Digestive Tonic
Renews the Appetite.
imparts Strength Quikly.
It is a most valurib e medicine
A ihc
Salt
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Maintains Permanent Effects_ 1 
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p"reof\n who are recovering from sn
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attack of the grippe.
Price 25c per box.
GEO. E. HUGHES
Apotheifaries Hall
Hockey Boot
The bert value in the city.
'0i1rLeader." Men’s, $2.110
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~'§)nr.Lcuder" Bois. $1.75.
“ " Small Boys $1.4
'i`h's is the best Hockey boot
Canada for the money-oth
ines it little lower in prices tba
other stores.
A. E. McEALllE
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Reserve Run
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Round,
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All irtshcd clea
and dry at _
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£613#
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A sim sei.
Wonien's tan skating
boots rf-giilar price $z.25
now...  §I25.
\Vomexi's kid slippers
worth $i_25 now - - - -- 490
Men’s grain waterproof
boots regular $2.90 HOW
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Meii’s Western b0X Calf
boots regular $3.00 now
  
Misses' skating b00tS
worth 51,75 now. . $l-_25-
Misses box calf siaiiug
boots worth $135 “°“'
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Bargains for cvcryb°d>’-
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Sunnyside
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S" Entlsh Market
istakiiig like wild fire
-- hundreds of pairs
have been sold last
` week---but there are
 llunelreds of pairs yet
 -'to go.
50 p c
Regular Prices
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'_ 4 and 4 1-z in wouien’s._
7 and 8 in 1iicn's,
4 and 5 fin l»oy's.
1 and 2 in girl’s,
6. 7, 9, io in chilclren’s.
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.iiiarkct liiiskcts direct from the
old country; There are scvcra
different sizes and sl; les and they
‘gre now opcii for your inspection
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The Largest and Beat Located Hotel
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`andcr Fltirling, so well known all
_ ,Y _ 1*°‘L!l_¥llg A. F. Larkin, Tiguish, was in the Band at the Arena this afternoon
‘ George Tweedy, Alberton, was ii Pork sold in the City yesterday
  ip the City yesterday. from 7 to 75 cents. ,
City yesterday.
The :foe-boating on the harbor ii
reDorQd _to be first class.
There were 28 passengers tc
:1.‘.oorgetown“ by the Stanley yestei
ay. '
A horse trot will be held at Lak
Verde on February first beginning at
` one o’clock.
The admission to the York ilivi
sion concert on Monday will b-
nly fifteen cents.
J. F. Gallagher, City, was a pas
senger by the mail special yesterday
from Georgetown.
Many persons are enjoying thi
skating between the wharves an:
quite a number of teams are to b
seen daily crossing the ics to th
city landings.
Miss Lucy Howatt. daughter 0
James A. Howatt, Victoria, has re
turned to the Homeopathic Hospi.
te.l, Boston, after an extended visi
to licr home in Victoria.
Dr. Hattie, Superintendent of th
Nova Scotian Hospital for the In
sane nt Dartmouth, has returne.
home, having completed his busines
in connection with the Brown case.
J. D. McMillan, Sydney accompan
ied by his children, Miss Mamie an.
Master James Earle, has been on r
visit to Charlottetown at the cele
bration of his fathers 93rd birth
day.
Severe colds or the genuine gripp
are quickly relieved by "Hughes Li
Grlppe Remedy" and n.cure speedily
follows. Price 25c per Box mallet
anywhere on receipt of price G. E
Hughes Apothecnriw Hall. 1-25d2i.
Zion Church Sunday-~ School hai
_ added to its permanent roll of liono
the following names; Sutherlani
Bonnell, Allison McLean, Williar.
A. Hemphill, Dorothy W. Fulton
Eva McLeod, and four anonymou:
friends.
The following men have been ap
pointed by the L. P. U. as tutors ti
look after its interests with regart
to handling of ice or the season o
1908:-D. Goughlln, John Ryan, S
Mcwade, Robert Kervin, P. Quinn
Frank Heron, James _Trainor, Dar.
Chapman and J. W. Gormley.
Tho four masted steel berkentin»
Lakeside, hailing from Yarmouth, N
H., of 726 tons, has been charterctl tr
carry ri cargo of salt from Turk
Island to Boston on private terms
while thc Provincial schooner Em
press of 335 tons of Charlottetown
P. E. I., has received rt similai
charter, her owners to bc paid 2
cents per ton freight money. ‘
Chas. H. Townshend of St. John,
N_. B. who has the position of mana-
ger of The W. H. Johnson Co’s
branch in St. John resigned the last
of thc your to accept the position of
Maritime representive of the Heintz-
nian & Co of Toronto, Mr. Towns-
hend was for twelve years with
Miller Brothers of this City and is
very well known in this province.
He has just returned from Toronto
whore he has been making nnsl ar-
rangements Mrs. Towshcnd and -
family will remain in St. John at
least until spring residing on Wright
Street.
A quiet wedding took place at the
Queen Hotel yesterday afternoon,
when Rev. A. D. Stirling, of Kensing
ton was married to Miss Christina
Mhcod of Long iiivcr. The parties
were unattended. Miss McLeod has
been in Halifax all wintcr, crossing
to this Province by the Stanley yes-
terday and being mei: in Charlotte-
town by Mr. Stirling. She is a
daughter of the late Lauchlin Mc-
Leod oi Long River, and is highly
esteemed wherever known. Mr. Btirl~
ing is a son of the late Rev. Alex-
thrnugh this Province, Hcv. R. G.
Strathic of Summorslde performed
the ceremony, assisted by Rev. W. I.
Green of Brookfield. ,
A committee consisting of Jas G.
Hooper anti John Crnbbc have sent
thc following letter oi condolence
to the mother, wife, nnd family ol
their inte Bro. John McKinnon. We
‘undersigned on behalf of the officers
and inenihers of Barton L. 0. L.,
No. 1051, respectfully assure you of
our deep sympathy in the bereave-
ment you hiive sustained. It is ii
great comfort for us to know that
having livcd ii life oi faith in the
God ho loved nnd served, death came
to him, not in terror as the dread
King who ends all life and hope,
htit as the messenger sent by a lov-
ing Fntber to call him to eternal
rest and while we mourn for him,
our sorrow is tempered by the assu-
rance that our ions is his great and
eternal goin. To, us he is notdesd,
but gone home before us. May this
thought bring pence to you in your
grief, and we assure you that we will
ever cherish his memory in the Lodge
which be was so long n member,
Again assuring you of our great
sympathy we are sincerely yours.
:Our Gusiacol Emulsion must be
a good preparation Judging from the
work it has done in all cases of
lung aiiiictions. 'I’hers's nothing
better for a bad cough of long
standing. It is s general lining
builder and sells on its merits onl
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toe per bottle. A. W. Reddln, Plim.
B, Sunnyside. .
'splendid ice.
The Stanley arrived in Georgetown
Rev. A. E. Burke, Alberton, re-
turned from Bt. John yesterday.
Capt. Finlayson of the Minto was
i. passenger by the mail special yes-
Lerday.
The roads between Hampton and
Ebarlottetown are reported to be
iatchy.
Thomas Kickham, Souris was s.
iasscnger by the Stanley to George-
.own yesterday.
The cargo by the Minto to
leorgetown yesterday included four
ars oats and three cars mixed
might.
The first horse race of the season
vill be held at Churchill landing to-
lay at 2.30. The ice is in splendid
:ondition.
William H088. City, of the staff of
,hs Royal Bank has received orders
o bold himself in readiness for re-
noval to another branch.
G. A. Essory and George McDon-
ld, City, have made a shipment of
ighteen horses to Owland and Rise-
lal, Sydney, C. B., for the coal
nines.
The market yesterday was poorly
ttended. Butter sold at 26 cents
ter pound while thc prices on ducks,
cess, turkeys, etc., remained about
.he same u last day.
D. R. Mclvor and J. F. Smith for-
iier Prince Edward Islanders gave
iddresses recently at a banquet held
'n Cowley, Alba., under the aus-
pices of the Liberal Association.
The opening of the Arena on Sat-
urday evenings aiiords an excellent
opportunity to learn to waltz or
skate. This is waltzing and skating
night, the 4th Regt Band will render
appropriate music.
Sergeant Bradley and family wish-
:o express their sincere thanks to
riany friends for their kindness and
iympathy shown during the recent
llness and death of their son, the
_ate Xavier Bradley.
(.‘anada’s trade was booming last
,'ear reaching to a total of$ 658-
399, 974, an increase of over 64 mil-
ions over the previous year. Of this
~ncrease more than 60 millions was
in imports, which exceeded the ex-
ports by 62 millions.
Governor Dunsmuir in British
Uolumbin is in a close corner. Not
only dild he refuse his sanction to
the bi passed by thc Legislature
to check Japanese immigration, but
the coal company, of which he is a
lending proprietor was active in im.
porting Japanese laborers. Hel
ought to resign, as it looks from
this distance.
We the undersigned employees of
Golf Bros., do hereby challenge the
Confectioners to a friendly game of
hockey to be played at any fixed
date:-goal, F. McDonald; point, R.
Wakeling; c. point, F. Howiitt; cen-
tre, W. Howatt; cover, E. Carlton;
L. wing, H. Davison; Ii. wing, P.
Cox. (Capt.)
Field, this week, was the feat of 17
year old Garfield Ross of Prince Ed-
ward Island, who is visiting his
aunt, Mrs. R. N. Wheaton, at 24
Colonial avenue, Dorchester Mass
Breaking through the ice while skat-
ing, an unidentified young woman
falntcd and lay with her head under
thc water, and but for the timely
assistance of young Boss would have
drowned. Master Ross is it son of-
Donald E. Floss, Flat River, and
Mrs. Wheaton is n sister of Mrs. I).
C. Campbell, Royalty East.
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Elite 7
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China
has been one of our best
selling lines during the
Xmas season. We sell it
in any quantity from a
single pier’ to a dinner sct.
lf you want sonic fine
china, we feel sure that
you will bc pleased with
from Plctou yesterday at 10.20. ,
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Our Entire Stock of Up-to-date T
DRY coops ll
 discounts ranging from i
25 to 55 p. c.   
Vvord of mouth advertising has spread the news of this event quite as I
much as what we have printed ir the papers. Every woman who sees and pro'
fits sends in her friends and relatives to get their share.
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With these All Wool and heavy English
Union Blankets and wadded Quilts to main-
tain normal temperature these chilly nights;
you may have all the fresh air you want to
sleep in and be the better for it.
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i Size 54x76 $2.§5...........iiow $1.99 apair
l Size 6ox8o $3.50. . . .. _ . . . . .,no\v $2.70 a pair
| Size64x8o$_3.75 ...........iio\v$2.S5apair
ST.~\NLEY`S SPECIAL BLA NKETS
of pure Australian wool
Regular $5.50 ii pair. . . . .  . _ . . .now $4.45
Regular $6.50 a pair, ' ' ' ° ' '. . . . . . .now $4.90
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co'ors.
Bed Coveringn Eilovv nc|a11y”§i_ri§
have you . ‘ i
Of course your giils :ire just like other
people s aways wanting clothing.
mart Styles ln Chlldren's and Flisses'
leut Navy Blue lievioi, box hack, braid
Regular Price 9?: 1: ... . -. . . .Sale Ptiqe 31,45 ‘
GIR S' Q.~\'l`S~z4 inches long, of -
avy ~r_‘ot<‘li Fweed browii 1.nixeL1_ blue
xcd. and solid colors.
gulfii' Price £1.25 . . . .. .. .Qale Price Si 55
Gllilft' COi\'i`S 33 iiiclics long, iii -`
eavy Frieze---wel n atlc :iud finished zissort- '
gn ar Price 53.50. . . ._ . . . Sa‘e Price 32 4o
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At the BIG DISCOUNT SALE Made of
good English sateeii and Turkey Red Cliiiitz
filled with good clean batting. -
Size 72x60 Regular $1.90 Quilt. . . ., . . .$1.41
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Misses’ ct: ¥'7Trozn.en’s - `
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German, Eiigisli and Canadian made---all 'f
is s/:asoii`s garineiits 'el ing at this Great
conomy ale for
67 i.2 Ccziits on the Ucllzir.
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Size 72x60 Regular $2.50 Quilt. . . __ . . . .$1.9c
Size 72x60 Regular $3.50 Quilt. . . . . . . .$:.7o
A Bed S breads
At the Under Price Sale
These goods are wanted now and will be
especially welcomed because of their small
prices. __
Croohat 'bed
spreads
Single Bed size 95c................now 751:
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§1&:lrts Kin*
Lute styles.---iiiade of good grade of Uiiifni
,and All Wml lotlis~--soiiicbox pleated, some
lsidc peated; others triniiiieil---self strapping,
,lniccly stitched and made--colors and black. -
lRcgu’ar $4.10 rikirt.. . . ._ . .Sale Price $3.00 ‘ . ff
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111” C03-S $50 oo...... . . . . . . .
_.now $35 oo
rCozits$6».oo.....  now 840.00
Voats $75'o..............nnw_§50.oo
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Extra Large size $1.65. . . . . . . . . . . .now $i~25
Bed Spreads ot better grades in Grecian Satin
Marsailles, and Marsailles from $2.50 up.
Reg'-rargoooo ..........bale Price $45 oo I
Regular $75.01. . . . . . . . . . Sa e Price #go oo _ '
Rego ar $90.00. . _ . .  . .Sale Price $67.co `
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is what we aim to give our custoniers~ lf yOu are 1101
radin g licre give us a trial order and sec ifit is not as we say.
Your order will be inucli appreciated.
Sandersfonv Qt Co.
A Good
Warm Overcoat
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at a low price is right here. and the weather asstircs you
that you waiit to be provided against sudden changes. We
offeryou an opportunity to lit yourself' with a well made gar-
ment, sty ish and fashionable at a discount of
20 per cent off regular prices.
This means asaving for you, and a busy time for us, for
every one .seems to be taking advantage of the offer
Our overcoatiugs are all new and fashionable.
l\il'€l.TONS-BEAVERS Vicuiias for lighter weight.
slid when we mi-ike your overcoats yo1.i`ve no need to worry
about any thing that goes to make peifecti an in a_r._v way.
Remember the discount and buy while the oppor-
his beautiful ware. .
1 _c _ .---.-...-~_----_~ -~~------ ~~-~.-- ....~e-=~=_~ nit offers.
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Velveieen Molasses Kisses
are the best on t' e market, Ask for White’s and takeno other, 1 G- F-     Co*
Ji.wsLi.r:it. 7   _ -F-" `;`_'?`-“1` ~
Ladies Plannelette and Cotton \Vrappers HALF PRICE. _V 1
Ladies Trimmed and Untrinimed Hats HA-LE PRICE. " - ”
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Music _ Forward l
The fim\~l tmnsihrinnfitvn film
ever shown here and the real
musical effects aan i\‘inno.'s.
Doctor Skin’em
Feciiim remi-riy all physical ` .
:ii-.fi-_cfm lic isa rral .magician _L
in lrutli. `
The Baboon 1
ily special rt-tpicsi.
Something entire y new. a
beziiiiifiil woman in abducted hy
a iiugelialioon. .\ most fascin-
ating picture.
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A Fake Sweetheart
_ The old si`or_v_ of love _:ind-
lllustrated Son
“just Next Doo r."
by Mr. Hnrnev.
Ruben Hoskins. ‘ T `
in song,1.innce| and monologues.
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